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The Washington critic., 1887-06-18
Saturday Sale Of Underwear

WOODWARD & LoTHRoPs NEW STORE.
We have placed on sale
the following extraordinary
bargains in our Muslin I'm
derwear Department, con-
veniently located in the large
salesroom on the I'd floor,
lately occupied by the Boys
Clothing Department.:
% dozen Ladies' Muslin Low.neck Corset
Covers, in two sizes only-3s and i0-only 15c
each.
80 doz. Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers neck
trimmed with Hamburg, only ajc each.
25 dozen Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers, W
shape front, high In back, neck trimmed with
hamburg, only shc each.
i5 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Corded. band
Chcmisc, only 3il6c each
so dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Cordei.band
Chemise, only " o each
80 dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Square. neck
Chemise, yoke of seven clusters OF ilve fine
tucks, Hamburg embroidery around neck auI
sleeves, only '1c each
30 dozen Ladies' Zinc Muslin Chemisa, yoke
OF five clusters Of three ine tucSs, only a5c
each.
% dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers wide
lem, with fuur fine tucks above, only -jc per
pair
10 dozen Ladies Fine Cambrlc Drawers 3
excellent styles, VIZ, wide hem, with tuc,Ss;
cambrlc ruil.e, with tucks; Hamburg ruiile,
with tucks; only zoe per rair.
20 dozen Ladies' Muslin Walkin. skirts.
tucked cambria ruille, with two clusters of 4
fine tucks above; only 5tC each.
20 0doz. Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts.
wide Hamburg rufile on the bottom, with o
fine tucks above, only 81 each.
Although we have quoted
the popular priced goods,
we have a large, varied
stock Of finer qualities, which
are equally as good bargains
at the prices named.
Second floor; through arch.)
WOODWARD g. LoTHRoP,
Cor. nth and F sts. NV.
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THE Irish Crimes bill went through
the Committee of the Whole House Of
Commons with rush last night, the
Unionists voting solldly with the Gov.
eminent, and the Gladstone men not
voting at all. The final passage of the
bill has been graciously deferred till
after the Queen jubilee.
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DOR SALE.

A beautiful farm, containing about 100
acres near Waterford. Londoun County, Val;
good buildings; excellent water; no more
healthy locality In the celebrated Luudoun
valley; will he sold loss than value Apply to
" NESTCOTr, WILCOX n WINE,
inT7 PA aVa
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DIVER yiEw rOn 1887.
DAILY EXCURSIONS.

~ -
saloon steamers leave hourly from 7th st.
ferry wharf: IL miles on tho Potomac for 100.
HOI For GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
III John Bridge. Steam packet Excelsior
axes her regular trips on Sunday, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, leaving High street
and Canal, GEORGETOWN, at s q. IN Fare, 30
cents for round Trim.
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DAY RIDGE. BAY RIDGE.
JUNE 10.
SUNDAY NEXT. SUNDAY NEXT.
And Daily and Sunday thereafter trains will
BAY RIDGE, BAY RIDGE,
The Queen Resort of the Chesapeake.
GAlLY & SUNDAY. DAILY & SUNDAY.
Railroad runs direct to Pavilons.
FAST TRAINS. AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
Trains leave u. and o. Depot during week
at 9:lb a. M, i:i5 p m. and 5:15 p. IN. Sun
days at 10 n. M, ., . and p. m
GREAT MOUNTED SWORD CONTEST,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JUNE 23, 81, %.
CONTESTANTS:
Duncan @. Ross, Sergeant Walsh,
Capt. Garriques, Capt. =. st. Clair,
Capt. Navier Orlofsky.
ROUND TRIP, ROUND TRIP,
81 81 81 ONE DOLLAR. 81 81 81
Q. X. LORD. Genl Pass. Agent.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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NOR SALE

L -
House on 18th st W, near T., s rs, bath,
hard wood finish: terms easy; price s6,5D.
House on I. near 10th. is and bath, all IN
lot Is II front; price 81, 90.
llUu.e IN Y. near 18th, s rs and bath. all m
I: price $500
Several ew houses on 22d st, near Pa ave
0 ~, all IN |: price 81 600.
House on nth 4 5 ". IL RS and all N |, lot
4,xl2O: Si.ag cash and balance $50 per mu.;
rIice S4,JU0. -
AUSTIN p, DROWN.
Real Estate and Loans
lilB 4 1t n W,
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MARSHALL HALL.

nj
This delightful resort open for tho season.
Meals Ia carte; lunch coffee, tea, milk, etc,
for excursionsts Steamer W, ", CORUO-
RAN leaves every morning at 10 O'Clock, ro
turning at p IN.
ON Sundays per advertisement.
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COuNIRY PROPERLY.

CIXTr CHoICE SELEGriOSS OF
- SMALL iiuMES OF FROM ONE TO ONE
HuNDhED ACRES, IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED, WITHIN FROM ONE HALR 10
ONE MILE OF THE CITY, Az LOWEST
PRICES AND MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
u Ii. sNplIEKD ~ co. Inn7 Z 81
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EQR SAlE-.-IQIS


vlOE SALE prospect ittii, at the
A head nf North Capitol 81, eleven lots,
tOxi5o, about 5000 feet: u decided bargain TO
Immediate purchaser; terms easy: -
CiThS. A. McEUEN,
,i,Ih Is -
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WOODWARD & LoTHRoP's NEW STORE
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EOhsALE-FIghtB BesutifuI building
II lots. 1s,6xoo. to wide alloy, on 3d st east
let Il and + north (cust side); gas, sewer
water. etc: a bargain TO an immediate pur-
chaser. CHAS. A. McEUEN,
AZ
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L'OR RSALE-Frontage of 100 Feet on
Il 4th st. bet ID and Il sts n @. by depth OF
105 feet. CIIAS. A. McEUEN,
All Al
The Washington critic., 1887-06-18

LIOR SALE-2OV,O0O square Feet Of
Il ground In sherwood at a low figure and
on easy terms. CIAS. A. MoEUEN,
ct
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CHICAGO BOODLERS.
Reference to Various Schemes in Which til
H6a.a- 4" Gnng OF In Its Work, a, L.-!1=

Reference to Various Schemes in Which the
a.a5- Gnns Got In Its Work. 81
CHICAGO, July AN afternoon paper,
referring 10 the alleged doinga .ol city
boodlers, says: "Many OF the things done
were SO long ago that prosecution is now
barred by the statute Of limitation, but
the stories OF them will maize interesting
reading when in the fitness OF things they
can be made public. Tho list OF these in
tSresting stories is 8 long one. There ia
the now very old, but very interesting
Western Indiana railroad deal, !, the mora
recently and particularly adiiying story OF
how the franchises of tho Chicago Paesen-
ger Railway, including the Washington
ptreet Tunnel, were given away without
consideration Of any sort; the Chicago
and Evaneton I. and Wisconsin Central
Railroad deals, through which Bomc AL
dermen made I, handsomely in various
ways, even by moving houses; the
gambling business, which, Na every
body knows, wes carried on 60
privately 4 that Eoms officials even
insisted that it wasn't carried on at all, and
yetsome people got very rich by 1t; on
the jackson street bridge business, for
which sa5, 900 was demanded from citizens
whose properly YVES to be benefited, and
the Equitable Gas ordinance, which, 1t has
long been claimed, was put through for
the benefit Of the boys, and was amended
to suit the purchasers so as to enable them
to sel! it conveniently. Then there are
aome score or more cases where packers,
elevator men, and planning mill men, not
to speak OF railroads, have had 10 psy
handsomely for the privilege OF getting in
anI out to their factories or places Of busi.
ness, and altogether there neems to be no
end Of material to entertain the mex.
special grand jury. This grand Jury, 1t is
understood, will bo convened as soon as
The vno nov sitting is through with the
cases on itu caisndas. Altogether, it looka
as though Mr.. Grinnell would leave a
handsome legacy in the nhaps Of oppor,
tulisy to hia SUCCESSOR litt,s}l tt
In an interview thig afternoon ex-Wsr.
den McGarigle denies TINT he has anything
| to tell the States Attorney regarding the
city Matters. a. ri (; ~. i5sl ~ 1E5
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A CRANK LIKE GU1rEAU.


bondieht Krsbs Has nm Insane Desiro to
f XIII tho President.
WAsnlsaroN, D. O., July 2.-Last night
a policeman arrested carpenter, AZ yoars
Of age, who gaye his nlmo as Bsndicht
ktebs, a na.iye Of Sweden, and says hs
has been living in Springfield, Ills, for
aomo years. He came here three weeks
ago aud stopped ct q small hotel. He had
not occupied bis quariers long before l1e
began to talk nbout the Prooidant and
often inquired where he lived. Several
years pgo, he said, there were $500, ,0Ol
coming to him from the Government, but
the President (Grsnt) got it and spent It.
Then he said President Cleveland owed
him $500, 900. 900, which he would have to
pay, and he began talking about, killing
tho President. One afternoon when he
had one Of theas crazy epells on he held a
piece Of soap in hia hand and ssid: 5"Ii I
cant get anything else, I'll kill Cleveland
with this." Yesterdsy he said hs was
going to get d double. .basrolsd shotgun.
and when Cleveland was st church on
his head of. "a . K ~ -, = n
Krebs is held at the station for examina.
tion. l,'i - ~ -
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4. AN ANGRY KING.
low snxon,'n Ruler Drew tho Court L,
=. Quetip Linz Mt flta A14aan r, .t,...,....t

How saxon,'n Ruler Drew tho Court Ell
| qast,o Lsae at the Queen OF Hawaii.
LONDON, July q: Hanily Fair says: The
Queen Of Hawaii undoubtedly intended
to pay our Qaeen and our nation Crcat
national compliment by coming to ho
present at the jubilee. But undoubtedly
our court officials find Her Majesty sons.
what Of q white elephant (if may be par
noned such o misssatemsnt O! color} OH
ther hands. For instance, at Buckingham
Palace the King Of saxony was bisudly
informed by the court officials that he Was
requested to take the Q1een of Hawaii in
to supper. THE devil am /" brusoueIv
replied His Majesty. "I'll see everybody
"a nrst before take a black woman In
to supper" The King was accordingly
assigned to the Queen OF the Belpians. and
the Duke OF Edinburg had TO eacri6ce
himseli on the altar OF patriotism. The
sister OF the Queen of Hawaii, the princpss
Of Lilliyewokalani, is now STYLED thn
Princeas Lily of Killarney by tbs peoDle
who are helpless when they try to pro.
nounce her name ;33i5}' Il : 80 ~
The Queen Of Hawaii has presented 10
Queen Victoria piece of WORK made en-
tlrely o. feathers Of very rare bird found
IN the Sandwich Islandu. 1t happens that
there are only two of these particula.
feathers in each bird, and it has taken
come Thousands Of feathers to make the
wreath, which 10 tho work Of the Queens
own hands. It has been mounted on row
81 blue plush and cot In frame OF pold.
with tha English royal arms and the anna
OF the Queen of Hawaii on either side, tho
whole being again surrounded by a border
OF royal blue set with golden stars, with
eight points representing the eight Islands
OF the Sandwich group. Above is tho
royal crown and cushion set with dia.
monds. 2}|as. - - =
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DISCREPANCY. OF, $4,000.
Tie Cashier In this onlce of the Collocto,
NJ NagltvIlIa Short. ~ IL I. NJ. -

Tie Uashier In this Onlce of the Collector
ut Nashville Short.
NASHVILLE, July 2.-For about two
weeks past Mr.. King, Special Treasury
Agent, hs. been engaged in an exsmina-
ton OF the books in the Office OF the Col
lec!or Of Internal Revenue for tho Middle
district OF Tennessee. There were rumors
that some trouble existed IN the office,
and The investigation made by hr. King,
who has returned TO toWashington to pre-
pare and submit hie report, showed dis
crepancy OF about 5000 in the account
Of John Elder, csshisf OF tho ottice.2 Mr.:
Elder has been removed, being succeeded
by William Hillaman, whose place is now
being lil!ed by John II. Pu!len, OF Aem-
phls. Mr.. Elders bondsmen paid the
amount Of the deficit. The examination
OF the books was n;cde at the request OF
the Collector, who notified the authorities
at Washington as soon as !le entertained
tbs condition Of atfairu. Mr.. Elder hes
been connected With the Revonue Depart
ment for many years. VII
It's learned that on the 4.h Of July q
distiller from q rural district entered the
revenue office and spoke in such way ss
to make the stamp clerk believe that he
had bought stamps for 9 large amount o!
bonded whisky. Knowing that he had
not isaued sucn stamps, the stamp clerk
examined tho books : and found thst
atsmpa had, bssn issued the day before.
Further examination showed that on the
same day stamps to tho amount Of about
"A 900 tsd been issued, Of which Collector
Hillsmsn nor Deputy Gage knew snything'
Stan ps are sigaed properly by Mr.. Hills
man, or, in his absence, by Mr.. Cage, who
is, in thnt contingency, alone authorized
to sign them. Neithef OF them, it ia
stated, hsd signed these. bus"John T:
Hittsmun, Collector" was on eyery o1e o. o.
them, N% = ati:s;%lq NJ! N 4 4ss vi Il.
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REFORMING TIN SERVICE
by Degrading Union Women Now Holdir

1'y Degrading Union Women Now Holding
ytt~Ht Government Clsritsl.ips.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Tho President ID
likely to learn another chapter OF war his
tory. In this case Mr.. Villas will be re.
sponsible for teaching him tho leason, as
MIR. Endicott was in the flag busineas. In
reducing Miss Van Lew from q $1,000
clerkship, to which Postmaster General
Gresham appointed her, toa laborer's pay,
Mr.. Villas has done an unpatriotic act
which has caused au appeal to the Presi.
dent. Niles Van Lew, besides being the
onty loyal white woman In Richmond
during tho war, has letters and televrams
from General Grant and other Union
Generals testifying to the valuable asaiat.
ancs she often rendered them. Her con-
slant work in attempting to relieve tho
sutierings OF our prisoners in Libby and
on Belle Isle have been matter Of
notoriety here since her fret appearance
in the city. For Mr.. Vilau. an ex Union
soldier, to claim that he did not know
theae things 10 wofee than Mr.. Eudicott's
exhibition Of bis ignorance In the flag mat
ter. He can not complain II he Is charged
In this case with an attempt to compete
with E1dicot!. 85 "A. 'la
Secretary Endicott's approval Of the or.
der reducing Mrs. Nancy Stanton from q
81 200 position in the Qnartermastsr Gsn.
erals Office also naturally excitcs much
talk here. Those who know Mr.. Endi-
Gotta coppsrhead ideas during the war
wonder that it has not been done before.
A Secretary who thought the flag order
q good thing would scarcely hesitate about
il'-treating q sister Of Mr.. Stanton. Aside
from the want Of ordinary feeling in re-
gard to one so closely related to the great
War Secretary, Mr.. Endicott, by his action
in the case, proclaims the examinations
he ordered to be the humbug which they
aro known 10 bs. Mrs. Stanton Was or.
dered to be examined for promotion with
the rest. The mark to be attained in or
der to secure passing was rs. Her stand.
ing was u and a fraction. Some favored
ones who barely received Is were promot.
cd, and Mrs. Stanton, who 10 thoroughly
efficient clerk, was reduced. Secretary
Eudicott will probably claim that he did
not know anything about 1t. That is nov
the standing Administration plea.
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GRAND MASTER PowDEnLY takes q bold.
or aud bolder pceition sgainst immigra-
tioD, not only psuper, but all other. He
ssys: 1T 55,s s!55
IAN issue which viii excel all others in
impol .snce, Ia the problem Of tho great
unceasins food Of emigration from Old
Europe. i sm utterly opposed to all
forms OF pauper emigration, and to q great
extent TO emigration pure and simple. l
think halt ahoula be called on emigra.
ton until this nation eau consider what 1t
ia doing in allowing these na.ionalities to
enter hsre and become burden on our
country and q menace to the American
home. AS q ruling TO decide who should
be excluded I would make it an almost
innaxiblo rulo that 8 NM or woman who
could not uus!ain himself or hsrself and
their respective families for one year
ehould not be allowed to land"
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The Financial Chronicle in speaking .

The Financial Chronicle in speaking OF
the business prosperity Of the country,
has this to cay Of railroad dividends;
~Quite feature OF the present time is the
yailroad dividends, which are again mul.
tiplyiDg and increasing. Not q week has
paaaed recently without the announce
ment OF their resumption or commence
.meut By one or two companies, and the
enlargement OF the rate by others. OF
eourse the ability Of tho roada to make re-
turp0 il this wey to their stockholders,
follows sg q direct result Of the continued
good reports OF railroad earnings and the
activity Of general trade, and is the best
proof possible Of the increased prosperity
Of the railrosd industry, Tor u! is too obvi.
GUS 10 need demonstration that the yield
in dividends is the ultimate criterion by
which 10 Judge OF the net results Of rail.
read operetons. 2,:'. I. Il 4
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the map he. called an aide, who had in.
formed him that he had Just rode through
1t, d-l liar. He never could size Up
acountry for himself, and he was helpless
without maps. But I don't want con.
troverny with him. He Is an old man
nowNdecropit alike in body and mind"
AS to General Sheridan, General Rosser
said no one could tell inst how much he
was to blame ior ths ravsxss committed
by his command, but that It would have
been cruel for General Sheridan to have
narrowed the feelings Of those persons
whose entire .poasesniona had been swept
away by his eoldieu by triumphal trip
up the valley he had 80 mcrcilesaly over.
run, aJf 2.i3 fHfii 5i'ti-TtpS' hfGf 'aga10tI
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THE season for outings has arrives:
Parties going out camping, fishing or on
on excursion should be supplied with a
Photographic outfit. ". S. Bell & Co.,
Hamilton Building, Fifth avenue, Pitta.
burgh, Pa, have splendid stock Of ANA
teur outfits. A call on them will obtain
all the desired information regarding their
manipulation, SO any one can make pic
tures. Send for catalogue, free. pAw n
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MoonliShtes!s Outrngc.

Dunl.s, July 3.-Moonlighters last
night mso1 an attack on the house ofex-
Magistrate Da,:iel Mcdonnell, near Fires.
Mcdonnell was absent at the time. The
miec,eanta warned Mrs. Mcdonnell to
abandon the farm, and then set fire to the
house and retired, promising to return. I
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GENERAL RossEn IN NEW YORK

GENERAL RossER IN NEW YORK,
He Talks Worry Modestiy5 Of His Controversy
;s.;s$$t. Ylsh Early and Sheridan. ~
% New Yong, July a.-Gsneral Thomas
L. Roeser, Of Virginia, ID staying at the
Victoria Hotel, having come to this city
to soc his son of to Europe to-day. The
ysdng msn, who is nineteen years of age,
is en- route TO Germany TO pursue hia
studies, and when called upon by 7, re- !;
porter to-day, General Rosaer was not IN
clined to talk With regard to the recent
controversy hetween himself end General
P.IH. Sheridan and Jubal garly, n Hia
fIrst 'critic;sms Of Early were in an on.
tirely friendly spirit, but because he
iRosser) did not think General Early a
good Typographical Engineer, the latter
became angry. Y 81
II saw him studying map Of tho battle
fisld once,"said General Roeser, g and be.
cause he could not fnd certain road on
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"ITF-@lI- - . I--..3 -
A Mothers Fatal Mistake.

SOMERSET, KY, July o.-Ths little two
year-old child of Airs. John Vaught, living
nesr THE place, was accidentally poisoned
this morning. The mother OF the babe
had bsen very i'll for some time. and the
attending physician prescribed snal! doses
ier relief. The child was taken suddenly
i'll, and tho mother, not knowing what the
powders contained, gave the child email
portion al one. she became violently III
soon aiterrsrd, and died before physi-:
clan could bs procured. .:I
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Must Got Used to Them.

. sAs.lllsA, O., July e.-Charley Miller, Of
Midway, @, was arrested hore this oven.
ing ior soaring Mrs. Joseph Flinta hor5o
with bicycle. The horse became ar-
manageable. Mrs. Flint was thrown Oh.
o. her carriage. a2aina. the fence and cert
o.nHly injured. Miller was discharged by
squire Gallaher at the preliminary hear
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A SAD STORY
or q Woman's Despair and Her AIothsr'o
G95.ll s5E'is WrongloinY. III slts 9ia

or u Woman's Despair and Her Nothsr'o
Wrongdoing. tia n
About three years ago there lived in
Martins Ferry q man named Charles
Perry, with q wils sad family Of six,
children. Perry waa an iron worker in
the E:na mill, made good wages snd bore
a good reputation. Not 60 Mra. Perry. al.
though she was nesring the aae Of 40, she
WAS Of 3 waywasd dispoeition and often
neglected her household dutics and chill.
dren to keep company with other men
durng hor husband 3 absence trom home
This waa carried on lor quite while. thu
hutbsnd either not knowing Of il or
not wishing TO- cay anything shout II.
Ons evening, three years ago, Mro. Perry
was missed end O.: aesfci. wss withont
aYull. Some days passed, and it became
Known that she and g man named Elias
Williams, q coal digger in the E:na minas
had departed together for Illinois. tpkinu
With them her youngestchitd.. ,The two did
not get along we'll. and report came hare
some time ago that 'Wiiliame had desarted
her and gone to Mexico. ! Mrs. Perry man.
aged to Keep hersBl, aud two children ,, hav.
Ing meantime bornea boy baby, but huallv
decided 10 return to hef, husband. 4 Last
Thursdsy week che came home, bringing
tho Two children with her. Her husbspa
consented 10 live with her again. .77'-.,ss3?EEs
Tne man Pilliana has never, hcon
hesrd otsiuoe, but 1t is reported that Ne
was killed in the South. Now that Mira
Perry has returned home, and her Lus.
band willingly censent!ng to accept he,
as q vile again, it would be supposed TIM,
all would be well with all parties. Bu,
such Was not the caae. III $iIli-.
Her return wxs the cause OF consider
eble troubls to her daughter, who is mar
rled 70 John Davis, Of A:naYilIe. & Since
the return Of his wite'p mother, Davis hsi
been taGutiRz i.& his wife, a will
the error Of her mother, y unii
1t became undesirable, and yesterday af
teEnoon Mrs. Davis went down TO the riy
er just bclo n the JE: ina mill, aud plungee
in 5fE to v end & her existence. Mr
TIottet happened 5s to be + il
sight, and soon fshed 4; her out
| She leaisted his eudeavora 10 rescue hel
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2 st. Louis saueala,

LOUISVILLE, July 3.-No!withetandinp
the threatening weather crowd Of about
1900 people was present when the game
between St. Louis and Louisville wsa
called to-day. Hudson and Boyle.5 and
Ramsey and Kerins were the batteries rs.
spectively for the visito,s and the bome
cup. The Browns we're frat st the bnt,
ana went out IN one two three order
For the Louisvllleo, Browning started tho
bal! rolling by making }ome run after
two men were ont. Four runs followed
before the nino was retired, Hudson
being hammered viclously. In The
second inning st. Louis scored one run
by the q aid OF come loose pIsyinp
by Louisvills. 1T began eprinkling lirhtly
In the latter half OF the inning alter Louis.
vile had scored two runs and demonstrat.
ed that this would knock Hudson, ont OF
the box If tho ganlo continued. The um.
pire called the game and waited ton min.
utes, it continuing in the meantime n
rain so lightly that the uncovered seats
were not vacated by the paopls. Y. Ha az.
cided that the game should continue ,hn.
st. Louis refused TO jrlay whereunon hr n,
gave the gamo TO Louiayille bv n erora ~ ~
nine to nothing. The crowd wea greatly
dlsgnsted, bnt made no Demonstration
thsy only jeering. Alter tho crowd hs,
diepersed Presldent Won Der 5Ahe ani
captain Comisky stated that they woulf
not protest against Umpire Ban ,Youno',
neclsion 40 1t was Just. They aiso AMI
that they regretted their action in disan
pointing the crowd. M.